Haiti: Another Plight or Light At the End of the Tunnel?
Decades of political instability, dire natural disasters, and a troubled colonial legacy have eroded the core of the nation's wellbeing and left it in a state of fragility and turmoil.
As Instability Grips Haiti, Canada Inches Further Away
Prime Minister Trudeau must decide if he wants to keep his promise to Haitians, or if he wants to mimic the U.S's stricter stance on immigration.
Doing More With Less: Confronting COVID-19’s “Double Squeeze” on Middle Income Countries
This policy brief has been shared with iAffairs by its authors, Marshall Palmer, Kevin Budning and Paxton Mayer,…
Glorious and Free? Making Sense of Canadian Foreign Policy in an Era of Nationalism, Populism, and Illiberalism
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The Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ) Call for Proposals
The Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ) is calling for submissions for its 26th Volume,which is to be published…
Doing More, Better: Reflections on the Future of Canadian Assistance to Haiti
Ready for change. That was the Liberal Party’s main slogan during the Canadian electoral campaign that brought Justin…
Securing Trade in Latin America and the Caribbean
Events such as the terrorist attack on the United States (US) in 2001; the global recession in 2008/9;…
Canada-CARICOM Relations: The Tipping Point
HISTORY OF THE NEGOTIATIONS In 2008, heads of government party to the Canada-CARICOM agreement decided to move ahead…